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Grafton Daily Sentinel
Grafton Sentinel Publishing Company
Grafton
W. VA
Howard H. Holt
Latrobe Street
Grafton Printing Co
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Bible Thought And Prayer And The North Pole Rescue
A devotional note alongside the news reflects on temperance and spiritual fruitfulness while recounting reports of airmen lost near the North Pole. It discusses rescue challenges from broken ice and limited aircraft capacity, and shifts to coverage of the Republican National Convention in Kansas City with Hoover as a leading favorite facing opposition from other hopefuls.
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North Pole
WINS HOOSIER DEM NOMINATION AND ECONOMIC FEARS
The piece argues about party control of government with emphasis on primary aims and policy disputes. It critiques farmer politicians and their push for protective measures, warning of costly government aid and potential shifts in competition. It references a firm of accountants noting diminished competition and a future mass, science driven competition favoring the fittest.
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Middle West
America’s Car Market Shapes Its Own Image
A discussion on American car culture contrasts domestic affordability with foreign prestige. It notes industry institutes guiding trade research, cites Gen. Lincoln Andrews as director of the largest, and quotes Hoover on American variety defying foreign monotony. It argues regional differences persist despite national uniformity.
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Wsuine
Lincoln Andrews
Monotony, Diversity and Campaigning Across States
Cheyenne notes regional differences in voters from Montana to Oklahoma and Vermont as the United States enters a national campaign. The piece argues diversity in scenery, custom, manners, thought, and race counters calls for monotony and urges readers not to blame observers for their limited vision.
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Montana
North Carolina
Duluth
Miami
el Paso
Oklahoma
Vermont
East
South
Middle West
Far West
Borah urges strategic action in presidential balloting
Senator Borah urged Idaho delegates to consider withdrawing a candidate to allow a second choice to lead the campaign. He said President Coolidge might not seek further votes on the first ballot and noted Hoover as the second possible contender. He stressed Idaho should not diminish its leverage in choosing the nominee.
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William E. Borah
Idaho
Borah
Coolidge
Hoover
Sanders To Silent at Kansas City Convention
Everett Sanders secretary to President Coolidge arrives in Kansas City silent on Coolidge's availability or any message to the convention. He skirts discussion of participation while noting his habit of attending the party’s national conclave. Hamilton Fish begins Borah for president efforts with New York support and a NY delegation poll shows Coolidge leading, Hughes second, Hoover third.
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America
Tait
Ny Tonger
Cntess
Herbert Hoover
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Hoover
Lheal Cliston
Loston
Albiasierume
Salt Lake City
New Lestern
Alabama
New York
Antioch College
Yale
Notre Dame
Vicksburg
Sanders
Kansas City
Everett Sanders
Coolidge
White House
House
Indiana
Inside Grafton delegate sketches convention hackwork
Special Central Press correspondent from The Grafton Sentinel files a humorous insider view from Kansas City on June 11. He describes crowded hotels and streets, sleeping arrangements with strangers, and a self drawn platform full of quips on farm relief prohibition and highways. He mocks rivals and hints Harry F. Sinclair has no chance.
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the Sentinel
United States
Twelfth Street
Haystack
Chicago
P. S
Harry
Sinclair
Curtis Opposes Vice Presidential Bid At Republican Meet
Kansas Senator Curtis reiterated he seeks the presidency not the vice presidency and criticized Hoover for pushing talk of a candidate. He said he submitted an agricultural plank for the platform for consideration by Smool, Fess, and Borah. Meanwhile La Guardia pushes six planks including prohibition and public utility reform. Mayor Tucknor returned from a game. police chief Beck suspended, Butterfield fined, as Meyer’s theater reopens amid tensions. The act restricts Sunday singing and lighting fires, limits amusements, and bans nonessential work and certain sales.
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Ty Hoover Forges
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Fess
Ohio
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York
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la Gustia
Tucknor
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Meyer
Butterfield
Many in Net Traffic Crackdown Arrests Tally
Meyer declares Sunday driving illegal and deputizes citizens as police to enforce the ban. Police refuse to arrest offenders until Meyer is arrested a second time, prompting automobile tourists to break the jam amid the crackdown.
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Meyer
Refugees Await Safe Passage Amid Diplomatic Protests
In Shanghai on June 11 a strongly worded note was sent to the Nanking Nationalist government over its refusal to grant safe conduct to Mukden troops evacuating from Peking. The protest to the Nationalist government was expected to receive little attention.
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Nanking
Shanghai
Mukden
Peking
Official Charged: Payne Accused of Misusing State Funds
Louisiana highway official Frank T. Payne, former commission chairman, is charged with misuse of state funds. District Attorney J F Odor alleges Payne issued a 16,321.55 check for construction work from maintenance funds. Payne was at an El Paso engineering meeting when the affidavit was filed.
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Frank T. Payne
Louisiana’ Highway Commission
J. F. ‘Odor
Baton Rouge
Payne
el Paso
Tex
Escaped Man Still Hiding In Webster Springs
Webster Springs report on Raymond Bragg who jumped from a roving train near Holly Junction Saturday night while being brought. Bragg faces robbery charges. he was handcuffed when he leaped. Mirage arrested at Weston on a gun charge. Bragg and Merle Spencer linked to series of robberies in central West Virginia. both were sentenced to ten years at Moundsville, Spencer died, Bragg parole after five years.
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Webster Springs
Raymond Bragg
Holly Junction
Bragg
Mirage
Weston
Webster Couch
Merle Spencer
West Virginia
Spencer
Moundsville Centary
Moundsville
Prominent Mason of Martinsburg Dies at Home
Alexander Parks, 1, longtime Martinsburg resident and former city official, died at his home. A past grand commander of the West Virginia Knights Templar, he was active in the Democratic party and ran a flour mill for forty years. Surviving are two daughters and two sons.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Alexander Parks
Berkeley County
Parks
West Virginia Knights Templar
Direct Verdict Is Refused By Justice
Washington June 11 The motion for a directed verdict of not guilty in the trial of Robert W. Stewart on misdemeanor charges for refusing to answer a Senate committee was denied by Justice Siddons in the District of Columbia supreme court. The jury was excused until tomorrow morning as defense counsel planned further motions for instruction. Hogan noted exceptions when the court refused a directed verdict and sought reconsideration of striking defense testimony to show senators were present when Stewart was called before the committee.
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Washington
Robert W. Stewart
Senate
Siddons
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Frank Hogan
Leon A. Rover
Hogan
Stewart
Senate Public Lands Committee
Order of Publication West Virginia Divorce Suit
In Taylor County circuit court Edyth Hart seeks divorce from Nathaniel Hart. The defendant, a nonresident, must appear within one month after first publication to protect interests. Publication ordered in the Grafton Sentinel. Clerk Frank M. Hollis Jr. and attorney James C. Holt noted. Date June 11 1825.
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Taylor County
West Va
Edyth Hart
Thaniel Hart
Nathaniel Hart
Grafton Sentinel
Frank M. Hollis, Jr
James C. Holt
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